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LAB1 – INTRODUCTION TO PSS/E EE 461 Power Systems Colorado State University Lab 1 – Introduction to PSS/E (Power System Simulation for Engineering) PURPOSE: The purpose of this lab is to introduce PSS/E. This lab will introduce the following aspects of PSS/E: Introduction to PSS/E How to access PSS/E on campus computers Explanation of file types Explanation of tabs Introduction to PSS/E Power System Simulation for Engineering (PSS/E) is composed of a comprehensive set of programs for studies of power system transmission network and generation performance in both steady-state and dynamic conditions. Currently two primary simulations are used, one for steady-state analysis and one for dynamic simulations. PSS/E can be utilized to facilitate calculations for a variety of analyses, including: • Power flow and related network functions • Optimal power flow • Balanced and unbalanced faults • Network equivalent construction • Dynamic simulation The lab manuals that will be considered throughout the duration of this course will be primarily focused on power flow, dynamic simulations will not be explained. PSS/E uses a graphical user interface that is comprised of all the functionality of state analysis; including load flow, fault analysis, optimal power flow, equivalency, and switching studies. In addition, to the steady-state and dynamic analyses, PSS/E also provides the user with a wide rage of auxiliary programs for installation, data input, output, manipulation and preparation. Furthermore, one of the most basic premises of PSS/E is that the engineer can derive the greatest benefit from computational tools by retaining intimate control over their application. Power Flow A power flow study (also known as load-flow study) is an important tool involving numerical analysis applied to a power system. Unlike tradi